News
Restoring Confidence and Connection: The Impact of a Geriatric Day Hospital
Navigating Dementia with Dignity: How Specialized Geriatric Services Empower Patients and Caregivers
A Safer Tomorrow: How Specialized Geriatric Services Transformed One Woman’s Journey Through Dementia
Preparing Ontario’s Health Care System for Dementia Care Pathways
New Report Highlights the Critical Role of Comprehensive Geriatric Assessments in Supporting Canada’s Aging Population
Early Diagnosis, Lifelong Impact: How Specialized Geriatric Services Empower Families Facing Dementia
Specialized Geriatric Services Deliver Clarity, Comfort, and Care for Complex Aging Needs
From Crisis to Comfort: How Specialized Geriatric Services Transformed a Life
World Delirium Awareness Day 2025
PGLO Continues to Advance a Shared Vision for Aging Care in Ontario Through Partnerships and Engagement
New Clinical Guidelines for Older Adult Care
Upcoming Events
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From Frailty to Resilience Webinar Series: Data-Driven Decision-Making in Rehab Care for Older Adults
December 9, 2025
Join the Provincial Geriatrics Leadership Ontario (PGLO) and the Rehabilitative Care Alliance (RCA) for the next webinar in this series exploring how we can use the data available to us to guide decision-making, identify opportunities for system improvement, and support implementation of the Rehabilitative Care for Older Adults Living With/At Risk of Frailty: From Frailty to Resilience. This will be an interactive discussion as we learn from one another!
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Building Capacity for Aging Care in Ontario: 2025 SGS and SMH Leadership Exchange
December 5, 2025
Join decision-makers and planners as well as clinician leaders from specialized geriatric services and seniors' mental health programs to learn about leadership in action across our network and to discuss evolving priorities for supporting complex older adult populations..
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(Archived) Coordinated Access & Centralized Intake Summit: Exploring Provincial Practices, Insights, and Opportunities
November 3, 2025
On November 3, PGLO and more than 75 colleagues explored how coordinated access and centralized intake are shaping care across Ontario through shared data, outcomes, and lessons learned.